A strategy that seeks to affiliate high-risk youth with healthy adult role models from outside...

Community integration in the CFRP framework involves connecting youth with supportive community resources to promote positive development. Community mentoring is a strategy that affiliates high-risk youth with healthy adult role models outside their families to provide guidance and positive influence. The CFRP study guide explains, “Community mentoring is a key strategy for high-risk youth, connecting them with healthy adult role models from outside their immediate families to foster resilience and positive outcomes.” Transitional reinforcement (option A) and social activation (option B) are not recognized terms in this context. Peer support (option D) involves peers, not adult role models.

CFRP Study Guide (Section on Community Integration): “Community mentoring affiliates high-risk youth with healthy adult role models outside their families, promoting positive development and resilience.”